kamatcseres
Kamatcseres refers to a financial instrument or agreement where two parties exchange interest rate payments on a specified notional principal amount. This exchange is typically structured to manage interest rate risk. One party might have a floating rate obligation and enter into a kamatcseres to convert it to a fixed rate, while the other party does the opposite. The principal amount itself is usually not exchanged, only the interest payments based on that principal.
The core purpose of a kamatcseres is to hedge against adverse movements in interest rates or to